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What’s under that pot?
22 Apr 2020

What’s under that pot?

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This morning I did a bit of garden exploration, and it’s a mini-jungle out there. Why not give it a go yourself, either by yourself or with children, and we can compare notes and find out more. I looked under … Continued

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Don’t overdo it!
4 Apr 2020

Don’t overdo it!

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If you’re cooped up at home and have a garden, I don’t blame you for thinking about tidying and getting out the strimmer and hedge trimmer. You’ll want to give the whole outdoor space a spruce-up, ready for warmer days … Continued

advice, Cornwall, Cornwall Wildlife Trust, garden, gardening, natural word, natural world, nature, spring, wildlife gardening
Helpful, healing herbs
28 Mar 2020

Helpful, healing herbs

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Herbs have grown in wild places for millennia, often thriving where other plants struggle to get a foothold. There is surely a herb for every home in Cornwall (windowsills and doorsteps included). Where herbs flower, wildlife thrives. This blog was … Continued

bees, butterflies, Cornwall, garden, gardening, gardening coronavirus, herbs, natural word, wildlife gardening
Invaders
15 Feb 2020

Invaders

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[An old, prizewinning essay from back in 1995 with some new photos added. Yes, the Australian flatworms are still here!] The television screen faded. Torch in hand, I ventured out into the moist gloom of a Cornish evening to shut … Continued

Australian flatworm, Coenoplana sanguinea, Cornwall, garden, invader, nature, Wildlife, worms
Snowdrops – some sublime, some strange
8 Feb 2020

Snowdrops – some sublime, some strange

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Snowdrops – true natives of much of mainland Europe but garden plants in Britain – have gone wild on a woodland edge near my home. The clumps or even carpets of brilliant white brighten a country walk on even the … Continued

Cornwall, flowers, snowdrops, Tamar Valley, Wildlife
Sharing the fruits of my labours
16 Jan 2020

Sharing the fruits of my labours

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If you grow soft fruit and also garden with wildlife in mind, you face the dilemma of vying for your own fruit with the local wildlife – particularly the bird population – of your garden. My solution has been to … Continued

fruit cage, garden, soft fruit, Wildlife

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